| Display title | Sitcom Character Archetypes |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Like the Five-Man Band, there are certain character archetypes who just seem to fit together, a sort of Commedia Dell Arte Troupe, if you will. In any given Sitcom (especially an ensemble), you are likely to find at least two of the archetypes listed below. |